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there is mark zuckerberg wearing a suit. i joked before the commercial, that zuckerberg didn't even wear a suit before, during his wedding. and maria, i stand corrected. one of our production staff went to the internet. >> spoke too soon. >> and found a picture of mr. zuckerberg at his wedding wearing a suit. he's wearing it for the second time. i stand corrected. >> that was the meeting with the prime minister of russia, medvedev. so woel learn why that meeting took place coming up. the fourth quarter is starting off strong after the manufacturing sector unexpectedly expanded. we are well off the highs of the day. certainly for this market. >> so is the start of a big fourth quarter rally or not? or could october turn into the horror fest we've seen in the past for the bulls? with us, our friend, gordon, cnbc market analyst from rosenblat securities. we've lost altitude going to the close. what are your expectations for this month that usually has a cloud over it and for the fourth quarter? >> yeah, bill. we've been getting
there is mark zuckerberg wearing a suit. i joked before the commercial, that zuckerberg didn't even wear a suit before, during his wedding. and maria, i stand corrected. one of our production staff went to the internet. >> spoke too soon. >> and found a picture of mr. zuckerberg at his wedding wearing a suit. he's wearing it for the second time. i stand corrected. >> that was the meeting with the prime minister of russia, medvedev. so woel learn why that meeting took place...
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he joined mark zuckerberg and all the other young tech tycoons who suddenly became members of that ten-digit club. but zynga's falling share price has chopped more than $1 billion from his fortune. he's now worth less than $250 million. his paper wealth in zynga has fallen by more than 80%. he's lost, get this, more than $4 million a day or close to $200,000 an hour for the past seven months. now, we shouldn't feel bad for him. he sold $200 million worth of stock back in april before that big fall. he bought a $16 million mansion in san francisco. he's got a multimillion dollar home in aspen. plus, he's got a lot of other wealth from facebook and other investments. but mark is now proof that sudden wealth can quickly become sudden wealth loss in social media. of course, the new .com guys learned something new, to take that wealth off the table before it goes up in smoke. back to you, michelle. >> yeah, exactly. thanks, robert. >>> we have about 20 minutes before the closing bell. the dow jones industrial average has now gone negative on the session. nasdaq's been there for about an hour. >>
he joined mark zuckerberg and all the other young tech tycoons who suddenly became members of that ten-digit club. but zynga's falling share price has chopped more than $1 billion from his fortune. he's now worth less than $250 million. his paper wealth in zynga has fallen by more than 80%. he's lost, get this, more than $4 million a day or close to $200,000 an hour for the past seven months. now, we shouldn't feel bad for him. he sold $200 million worth of stock back in april before that big...
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on mark zuckerberg's facebook page, he wrote, helping a billion people connect is amazing, humbling, and by far the thing i'm most proud of. they've also launched their first commercial. let's take a look. >> chairs. chairs are made so people can sit down and take a break. anyone can sit on a chair. if the chair is large enough, they can sit down together. and tell jokes or make up stories or just listen. chairs are for people. and that is why chairs are like facebook. >> the use of a chair, maria. stock up about 0.4%. back to you. >> that is really funny. thank you, seema. watching facebook there trade in active volume. meanwhile, it's the end of an era at the new york stock exchange today. >> one of the most beloved personalities here on the new york stock exchange floor is retiring today. one james mcguire sr. he began his career in 1949. truman was in office. the dow, i looked it up, was at 180 at that time. >> i was 18 years old. >> you were 18 when you started your career on wall street. different times back then. >> no, pretty much the same. >> nothing has changed? >> no, it's
on mark zuckerberg's facebook page, he wrote, helping a billion people connect is amazing, humbling, and by far the thing i'm most proud of. they've also launched their first commercial. let's take a look. >> chairs. chairs are made so people can sit down and take a break. anyone can sit on a chair. if the chair is large enough, they can sit down together. and tell jokes or make up stories or just listen. chairs are for people. and that is why chairs are like facebook. >> the use of...
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